Word: shadowing
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During the past year, Howard, who is best known to the 30 and under crowd as Coach Ken eves of television's "The White Shadow," has considered the ART, where he is a featured per-former and acting teacher. The Tony and Emmy award winner departed "Dynasty" for Harvard, citing frustrations with work on the popular series and a desire to work again with Robert S. Brustein, the director...
HOWARD HAILS FROM THE NORTH east. He grew up in Manhasset, New York, located on the northern shore of Long Island. He acted and played basketball at Manhasset High School, where he was the only white player on his school team. He garnered the nickname, "White Shadow," from the rival Great Neck basketball squad. Regarding that nickname, Howard's former high school coach Fritz Mueller says, "sure he liked it, but he'd love any nickname. He was very funny and would spend hours singing in the showers with the other guys after practice, because Ken is a great singer...
Also of special note is the lighting, which effectively highlights the dramatic tension of this Strindbergian nightmare. Prascak takes into account not only the lighting's immediate effects on each scene but the resulting shadow play as well. Without such creative lighting, the dream-like quality of the play could have failed--20-second blackout sequences are no fun when you expect a seamless transition from one scene to the next...
...notion that dishonest alumni--especially Ivy alums--are the root cause of collegiate cheating is "ridiculous," Reardon says. "we're just not afraid of our alumni," the Ivy League's Orleans says. "We don't have that problem of a `shadow economy' here...
...done so skillfully that the manner in which a hand is moved across space may strike home profoundly. The new additions to the A.R.T.'s permanent company all appear form this production to augment it, especially Nestor Serrano, Harriet Harris, Sandra Shipley, and even ex-"White Shadow" Ken Howard, who projects a majestic solemnity as Bottivicci, the deformed mindreader...